Ander Herrera Can't "Understand Why Teams Don't Use Traditional Colors For Club Badge On Away / Third Kits"
Ander Herrera seems to be a fan of traditional football kits, a Tweet of the Spanish PSG midfielder suggests.
Ander Herrera Does Not Like Recolored Club Crests
I don’t understand why some clubs don’t use the traditional colours in the club badge in their away and third kits. Maybe there is a good reason and if so, could someone explain it to me? Thanks
— Ander Herrera (@AnderHerrera) October 1, 2020
Ander Herrera used Twitter to publish his verdict on recolored crests - he seems not to be a fan of them.
"I don’t understand why some clubs don’t use the traditional colours in the club badge in their away and third kits. Maybe there is a good reason and if so, could someone explain it to me? Thanks
Almost all big teams recolor club crests
Ander Herrera's current club, PSG, meanwhile, recolors it club crest regularly. The club has recolored their club crest for the 2020-21 third kit (made by Jordan) - they first had a recolored crest with Nike in 2015-16.
Manchester United, his former club, also recolors it crests, just like many, many other teams.
Recolored club crests should kit make look better and more consistent
The reason for teams to alter the colors for their away / third kits is simple - it should look better / more fitting than the non-recolored crest.
Former Manchester United team mate Rashford answered on Herrera's Tweet but just wanted to remind Herrera that they will see & face each other in the 2020-2021 Champions League group stage.
What do you think of recolored club logos on kits? Comment below.
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